Prime Minister Gaston Browne criticized the former president of the Social Security Council, Kem Tonge, for his silence during a public meeting on the investment project at Jolly Beach. Browne ordered his removal from office, accusing him of failing to defend the initiative. He also highlighted Tonge's absence and that of the Council members during a government visit, calling it a lack of respect. This situation highlights the tensions between the Cabinet and the Social Security Council.